Ohio U. Dominates Toledo 82 61 in Midweek Win
Ohio University basketball, led by guards Andy Anderson and Larry Williams, beat Toledo 82 to 61 at Men's Gym. Ned Miklovic grabbed 27 rebounds for Toledo, while OU shot 40 percent to TU's 30 percent and improved to 7-4 in the MAC with a 15 7 overall record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Chonko
Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Eddie
Melvin
Toledo
Stan
Orrech
Orzech
Bob Peters
Bobcats
Cats
Dick Norman
Ohio
Snydermen
Bob
Andy
Anderson
Larry
Williams
Athens
Dave Scott
Jerry Wolf
Peters
Rockets
Snyder
Bobcat
Robertson fuels Cincinnati surge toward K State in NCAA chase
Oscar Robertson scored 43 as Cincinnati topped Drake 98 64 to reach 19 2 and an 11 game win streak. The Bearcats rise to No 2 in the AP poll, chasing Kansas State led by Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain paced Kansas. West Virginia slip to third as Kansas takes aim in the Big Eight race.
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ED Wilks
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Kansas State
Robertston
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Drake
Bearcats
Boxing card results from New York to Las Vegas
New York Gene Armstrong wins 158 percent to 156 over Charley Joseph in New Orleans. Providence R I Chico Vejar 1592 defeats Bobby Dalton in Stamford. Sydney Tommy Romulo 134 percent stops Russell Sands in Australia. Las Vegas L C C Morgan 138 defeats Jimmy Feaster 137.
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New York
Gene Armstrong
Elizabeth
N.J
Charley Joseph
New Orleans
Providence
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Bobby Dalton
Chicago
Sydney
Australia
Tommy Romulo
Philippines
Russell Sands
Las Vegas
Nev
L. CC. Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
Jimmy Feaster
Zigler's Wins First Half In City Cage League Final
Zigler's Gulf defeated Coolville 51 44 at East Side School to win the first round Athens City Cage League playoff. Gene Wolfe led Zigler's with 23 points while Ralph Wigal paced Coolville with 19. Zigler's Graham added 16 as Zigler's pulled away late in the fourth quarter.
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Zigler
Gulf
Coolville
Athens City
East Side School
Danny Hall
Ralph Wigal
Gene Wolfe
Wigal
Charles Graham
Wolfe
Graham
Golden
Williams
McGill
Tippie
Totals
College basketball scores compiled from late season games
A roundup of results across the nation shows Michigan State 79 over Michigan 69, Iowa 74 over Wisconsin 61, Ohio State 93 over Indiana 83, Illinois 94 over Minnesota 87, Kansas 84 over Missouri 69, Cincinnati 98 over Drake 64, Bradley 57 over Oklahoma State 43, Iowa State 59 over Oklahoma 56, Nebraska 50 over Colorado 41, Bowling Green 91 over Marquette 76, Ohio University 82 over Toledo 61, West Virginia 98 over Detroit 66, Kentucky 65 over Vanderbilt 61, Miami Florida 76 over Florida South 58, Mississippi State 92 over Georgia 77, Morehead State 73 over Murray State 68, Houston 72 over Wichita 70, Tulsa 81 over North Texas State 49, San Francisco 68 over Fresno State 59, UCLA 67 over Washington 62, California 67 over Stanford 59.
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State
Cincinnati
Lawrence
Ban
West Virginia
Detroit
Kansas
Kansas State
Wilt Chamberlain
Missouri
Jayhawks
Francisco No
Fresno State
Oklahoma State
Bradley
Robertson
Red Murrell
Bearcats
Murrell
Oscar
Baylor
Chamberlain
Bob Smith
Mizzou
Stillwater
Okla
California
UCLA
Oregon State
Stanford
Michigan
Athens County tournament tips and matchups preview
The Athens County tournament opens at Ohio University with Ames Bern facing Rome Canaan, Trimble meeting Carthage Troy, and Shade taking on Buchtel. Analysts note Ames Bern, Trimble, and Buchtel are favorites on paper, while past tournament magic may favor underdogs like Ames Bern.
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Ames-Bern
Trimble
Buchtel
Athens County
Middletown No 1 in Class AA hoops race
Ohio high school basketball marches toward tournaments as Middletown tops the Class AA poll, led by 6-10 star Jerry Lucas who scored 63 in a 105-48 win over Lima. Grants, Ayersville, and Ney pace Class A action with upsets and tight county tournaments shaping the post-season field.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gratis
Ayersville
Jackson
Ney
Defiance
Bethel
Monroe County
Midvale
Tuscarawas County
Middletown
Jerry Lucas
Lima
Wilt
Pandora Gilboa
Cleveland East Tech
Zanesville
Hamilton
Salem
Upstaters
Set Rules For Summer Baseball
Chicago report on NCAA committee actions to protect amateur status for college players in summer baseball. Points include league procedures, season schedules, and rosters detailing college affiliation, summer work, pay, and employer. The code allows amateur play on non professional teams with 32 hours weekly work and local wage parity.
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Chicago
NCAA
Walter Byers
Mather Hired As Bears Coach
Chicago announces Chuck Mather will join the Chicago Bears as an assistant coach concentrating on the backs. The move follows speculation on his immediate future after stints at the University of Kansas and Massillon High School.
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Chicago
Chuck Mather
University of Kansas and
Massillon
Ohio
Mather
Chicago Bears
Spartans and Buckeyes Grab Big Ten Wins in Weekend Upset
Michigan State beat Michigan 79 to 69 at Ann Arbor as Bob Anderegg scored 21 in the second half and Pete Tillotson was held to 15. Ohio State defeated Indiana 93 to 83 at Bloomington, with Jim Laughlin scoring 26 to lead OSU. Iowa beat Wisconsin 74 to 61 in Iowa City and Illinois tops Minnesota 94 to 87 at home.
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BIG Ten
Purdue
Michigan State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Spartans
Ohio State
Indiana
Bloomington
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iowa City
Illinois
Minnesota
Bob Anderegg
Pete Tillotson
George Lee
Wolverines
Hoosiers
Jim Laughlin
Laughlin
Pete Obremskey
Archie Dees
Houston Classic Golf Tournament Qualifying Heads to Thursday
The Houston Classic at Memorial Park invites 130 players for a 72-hole event starting Thursday with 85 via invitations and 45 spots earned through a qualifying round. Pros outnumber amateurs. Joe Conrad and Johnny Pott join the PGA list while Sam Snead Doug Higgins miss the event. New winter stars Ken Venturi Bill Johnston and David Marr loom as contenders.
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Houston
Tex
Memorial Park
Texas
Memorial
Joe Conrad
Johnny Pott
Sam Snead
Doug Higgins
Snead
Higgins
Cary Middlecoff
Ken Venturi
California
Bill Johnston
Provo
Utah
San Antonio
David Marr
Blooming Villes Top Hocking County Tourney Round One
Laurelville Gibisonville and South Bloomingville win in the first round at Logan High School gym. Gibisonville advances after a late rally led by Mike Jones 19 points. South Bloomingville edges Murray City 41 final. Laurelville defeats Rockbridge 62 49 with Eveland 15 and Young 23 leading.
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Logan
Laurelville
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Hocking
Mike Devol
Joe Corby
Murray City
Bloomingville
Miners
Bainter
Unger
Justice
S. Bloomingville
Jim Unger
Terry Taggart
Rockbridge
Tom Eveland
Mickey Young
Keith
Tucker
Eveland
Reed
M. Young
Frazier
Allen
Hinton
West
Flowers
Smith
Daubenmire
Reynolds
Bainier
Totals
Taggart
Canter
Matheny
D. Roberts
Barber
S. Bloomville
Stahl
Rose
Ron Williams
Jones
Williams
Carbon Hill
Devol
Carlig
McManaway
Courtney
Elliott
Kittens Win: Bunk Adams Leads 64 54 Victory
Bobkittens defeated the Fraternity All-Stars 64 to 54 on Monday night led by Bunk Adams who scored 24 points with eight field goals and eight free throws. Hubert Winebrenner added 17 and Duane Baker 15 while Bob Meadows suffered facial injuries after a collision.
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Hubert Winebrenner
Duane Baker
Bobkittens
Bunk
Adams
Winebrenner
Baker
Bob Meadows
Meadows
Ohio U
Gillam
Ferlic
Scurry
Mattschek
Wisnerski
Taylor
Fraternity All-Stars
Brinkman
Randall
Jacobs
Miller
Crnolernja
Gallia Yearlings Beaten by Athens in Freshman Semifinal
Gallia Academy Yearlings under coach Bob Lang fell 44 to 34 to Athens High School in the SEC freshman basketball semifinal at Jackson’s new gym. Top scorer Dick Roderick had 19 for Gallipolis while Athens’ Bacon led with 16. Gallia played short-handed without Mike Carper and Paul Evans, per tournament rules.
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Jackson
Bob Lang
Gallia Academy
Mike Carper
Paul Evans
Athens High School
Carper
Evans
Athens
Gallipolis
Gallia County Tourney Games Postponed Until Saturday
Gallia County Class A Basketball Tournament games at Kogger Creek High School are postponed from Thursday to Saturday night. Tourney manager Clarence E. Thompson said finals for varsity and reserve brackets are moved to next Monday night.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Kgger Creek High School
Clarence E. Thompson
Thompson
Cage Schedule Tuesday Night Exempted and Parochial Tournament
Exempted and Parochial Tournament at New Sex 7 p m Crooksville vs St Aloysius p m Middleport vs Chauncey 9 30 p m Nelsonville vs Glouster Athens County Tourney at Ohio University Gym 7 p m Ames Bern vs Rome Canaan 8 p m Trimble vs Carthage Troy 9 p m Shade vs Buchtel Meigs County Tournament at Pomeroy High School 7 30 p m Eastern vs Rutland reserves 8 30 p m Racine vs Harrisonville
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CAGE
New Sex
Crooksville
St. Aloysius
Middleport
Chaun
Cey
Nelsonville
Glouster
Athens County
Ohio University
Ames-Bern
Rome- Canaan
Trimble
Carthage-Troy
Shade
Buchtel
Meigs County
Pomeroy High School
Eastern
Rutland
Racine
Harrisonville
Dees and Ohl Lead Big Ten Scoring Race
Archie Dees tops the Big Ten scoring list with 416 points in 17 games at 24.3 per game while Don Ohl stands second with 362 points in 18 games at 20.1. George Kline sits third with 358 points in 18 games and a 19.8 average, followed by Frank Howard at 356 points in 20 games and 17.8.
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Chicago
Don Ohl
Tllinois
Archie Dees
Indiana
Ohl
Dees
George Kline
Minnesota
Frank Howard
Ohio State
Ind
Kline
Minn
Howard
Osu
Tillotson
Mich
Gunther
Iowa
Johnson
Ruklick
Green
MSU
Johnson SECAL Scoring Champ Leads Conference
Johnson led the SEC Athletic League scoring with 379 points in 14 games for a 27.0 average, setting a season free throw record with 121. Gary McConkey, Athens, was second at 23.1 points per game, while Max Walton led in field goals with 140. Others in the top ten include Nelsonville’s Jerry Patton and Middleport’s Mark Kelley with notable averages.
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Lean
S. T. Johnson
SEC Athletic League
The
Messenger
Mr. Initials
Pomeroy
SECAL
Gallipolis
Johnson
Panther
Nelsonville
Gary McConkey
Athens
Max Walton
Middleport
Walton
Wellston
Rocket
Logan
Gene Morgan
Morgan
Jerry Patton
Mark Kelley
Conley
Gall
Eee
Brown
Folmer
Pom
Gaskill
Ath
Whitlatch
Mid
Eisnaugle
Jack
Reynolds
Pickett
Nels
Wright
Brandon
Nelson
Reed
Wells
Coen
Hawthorne
Sheets
Stump
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Scott Feeeee
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VW Anderson Eeeeee Ee
Tudor Wearbies
Witte
Awk
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Gauntee
Vann
Cook Sehen Eee
Papcean Orereser
Miklovie
I Kiefer Eerereen
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Poston
Null
Tewksbury
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Rome-Canaan
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Greenies
Paul Casto
Max Seyfried
Charles Gardner
Mitchell Smith
Trimble-Coalville
Cardinals
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Bear
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Hocking County
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Roderick
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Bacon
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Mechem
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